Probation and Politics

1. Prospect: Probation Past, Present and Future
Maurice Vanstone, Philip Priestley

2. Women and Probation – Reflecting Back and Looking Ahead
Jill Annison

3. Where Did It All Go Wrong? Probation Under New Labour and the Coalition
Lol Burke

4. Social Justice, Human Rights and the Values of Probation
Rob Canton

5. Values in Work with People Who Commit Sex Crimes
Malcolm Cowburn

6. Voices from Practice – What Probation Has Been and What It Could Become
John Deering

7. Probation – Rights and New Agendas
David Denney

8. Bridging and Brokering – Hope for the Future of Probation?
Mark Drakeford

9. Probation, Privatisation and Perceptions of Risk
Wendy Fitzgibbon

10. The Nature of Probation Practice – From Clinical to Punitive Managerialist Enterprise
Marilyn Gregory

11. The Rise of Risk in Probation Work: Historical Reflections and Future Speculations
Hazel Kemshall

12. Alarms and Excursions: Rhetorical Space in Criminal Justice
Philip Priestley

13. Effective Probation in England and Wales? The Rise and Fall of Evidence
Peter Raynor

14. Forty Years and Counting – Communicating Probation
Paul Senior

15. Probation: Looking Out and Looking In
David Smith

16. A Future for Evidence-Based Do-Gooding?
Maurice Vanstone

17. Probation Duty and the Remoralisation of Criminal Justice: A Further Look at Kantian Ethics
Philip Whitehead

18. Probation in the Genes? Personal Reflections on the Fortunes and Misfortunes of an Honourable Profession
Anne Worrall

19. Retrospect: The End of Probation?
Maurice Vanstone, Philip Priestley

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